Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-15
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An interesting Summary Of the
important Occurrences of
the Week.
A Budget Of News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
ADVICEs BY TELEGRAM.

Mis-, Alice Fletcher, who was appointed
by the interior department TO allot the lands
on tle Omaha and Winnebago reservation to
the Indians, is at the Winnebago agency,
Neb.. making preparations to begin locating
the Indians about the LIST of Octob r. The al
lot nents will be m ide as follows: Each In-
dian under 1s years, 40 acres; each over 1s
years and unmarried. 80 acres; each head Of
family, whether widow or wild ,wer, leo
bcres. After ali the Indians have received
their lands in several v there will remain
about s, 900 acres for the white man.
"A Dublin dispatch says: The mayor,
members of the muni ipnl government and
many prominent citizens met O'Brien, who
was arrested at Kingston, at he Cork depot.
Two hundred police aud large force of mill
tary escorted OBrien to the courthou 80,
whore forma, charge was made against h m,
and he WAS rem nded to Jail The streets
were crowded with peop O. and these through
which O'Brien passed we're lined with troops
Stones were thrown at tho police escort, and
several Of them were wounded. The police
then charged the crowd, using their ba.ons
freely, injuring many people.
One of the most revolving crimes that ever
disgraced the Grim nal record of Dako'a, has
just come to light and the villain lodged in
Jail at Yankton. Accord g 10 dispatches W.
R Glenn, living two miles west Of Parkston,
in Hutchinson county, is tho father of five
girls, the Oldest beiog about fifteen and the
youngest five years of age. From tho testi-
mony Of his family it appears that about
aiu 1oh
ters and having criminal intercourse with
them This h, kept mp continually, and all
Of his children havo been subje cted to his
terrible passions He would take them to the
fields and other PLACES aud ruin them and told
them and his wife that il they ever told he
would kill thsm. Last fall he took one of his
Oldest girls to a cornfed and told her he
would brain her with an ak if she ever told,
and at the sams time produced the ak. He so
badly injured 5-year-old child last fall
that her mother thought she would die.
The evidence produced was terrible in the ex-
treme, and the man made no defense whatev-
err but said he was inspired first by the Lord
and lately y the devil. The brute has been
practicing this in the midst of respectable
community by in imidating his family. He
was Methodist pr acher and a great tenn
perance man. and under the guise kept up
his iiendish work. He was bound over in s2,-
500 bonds to appear at the mex. term of court
He was taken to Jail Immediately and cine
near being lynch I'd, and the feeling is 80
strong now that hs is not altogether out OF
danger. The family arc much relieved since
his Incarceration. Many of his brothers and
othe relatives live around Parkston, all of
whom are fine people.
The application Of the governor of 1lli-
nois for the extradtion Of Nc iarigle, the fug-
tive c icago ex-warden, which has been re-
ceived at the department of State, will be re-
served for the personal consideration Of Sec
retary Bayard when he returns to Washington;
AS q rule action upon the application for ex-
tradit on papers is purely formal, the prelim,
inaries to granting the request consisting
merely in an examination of the extraIitior
treaties to ascertain if the offense charged
falls W thin their term, but it is nnderst Cd
that in tho present case tho application is
based upon tho charge OF conspiracy, for
which no provision i, mado with the existing
treaty OF Canada. A legal point of gravity is
involved in the application, and its consider.
alton may therefore occupy some time.
Tho funeral of Lieut. Folsom of the Col
orado National guards, who was killed in the
recent Ute outbreak, was attended at Dee
Mojnes with honors. Lieut. Folsom was
formerly resident of Des Mones. Adjt
Gen. Alexander detailed the governors
guards TO act as an escort to the funeral,
which was rendered impressive by their pres
ence accompanied by the Third Regiment
band and many citizens.